Sports

by Evan Bruner There are many reasons people are drawn to sports. The action, the complexity, the teamwork. Few activities can match the excitement of a sporting event. Sports don’t just make for great games, they make for great stories — ones that can be told for decades. For every

By Hayden Krzyzanowski One of the most well-known soccer players in existence, Cristiano Ronaldo signed a two-and-a-half-year deal with Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr. He left Manchester United with a sour taste after an “unscripted interview” with Piers Morgan went public. Many of his comments related to the club showed that

by Evan Bruner The Arizona Cardinals officially moved on from head coach Kliff Kingsbury on Monday after a disappointing 4-13 season. To many, Kingsbury’s firing seemed inevitable. He was a controversial hire from the start. His uninspiring 35-40 record as head coach at Texas Tech did little to ease skeptics

By Jack Grupka One of the biggest games of the NFL regular season came to a screeching halt, on what seemed to be a routine tackle late in the first quarter. Bills safety Damar Hamlin made the tackle, and then collapsed on the field, and suddenly all that mattered was

By Sam Fretto The 2023 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot has been released, this time without the “Big 3” of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Curt Schilling, as it was the last year on the ballot for them in 2022. Making their debuts on the ballot are Bronson Arroyo, Carlos

by Evan Bruner 2022 went out in style, thanks to two thoroughly entertaining playoff games. The contests, which featured TCU taking down Big Ten Champion Michigan and top-ranked Georgia clawing out a victory against Ohio State, were decided by one score and came down to the final seconds. For college

By Hayden Krzyzanowski The 2022 World Cup will leave strong memories, not only for all the controversy surrounding it but the major upsets that the tournament held. There were many iconic moments, including Messi nearing 100 goals for Argentina, but we simply have to look back at where it all

by Evan Bruner The North Central College Cardinals won their second Stagg Bowl in the last three seasons, taking down bitter rival Mount Union 28-21 to cap off the program’s first-ever perfect season. The Cardinals delivered the first punch, putting together a six-play, 78-yard scoring drive on the opening possession.

by Evan Bruner The NCC football team is in Annapolis, Maryland, today to take on a familiar foe in the Mount Union Raiders. This meeting will mark the third consecutive postseason where the two schools have faced off, with North Central coming out on top in both. Most recently, winning

By Andy Jachim The NCC Football team has been dominant in all three phases of the game all season long, cruising to another semifinal playoff matchup. They have been led by loads of experience and overall talent that is rare to find at the Division lll level. On the offensive